Even if someone copied all the data from the Empire and then made off with it—even if they took all the core data—so what? If a civilization could fully digest and master this knowledge, it could transcend the universe and alter its laws at will. It could even allow an individual to transcend the timeline and become a supreme being, eternal for all time.
But what would that mean?
To Uchiha Brahman as he was now, this knowledge was nothing more than scraps that had casually fallen from his vast intelligence. It wasn't important.
Still, the knowledge in the Empire's database was so complex and vast that even the Empire's Academy of Sciences had yet to fully grasp all the technology within it. On top of that, Uchiha Brahman would occasionally have a sudden inspiration and add some new material to the database.
Some of this material might be nothing more than a document without a single annotation. To Uchiha Brahman, it was just a casual note. But to the Empire's scientists, it was profound knowledge that would take them ages to decipher. Every word expounded on the truths of the universe; it was infinitely deep and mysterious. Some of it even seemed to belong to a completely different system from what they had studied before, with its logic turned entirely upside down.
And yet, it was correct.
If they looked carefully, they could even find various cultivation methods in the database. After all, cultivation was essentially just absorbing energy from the outside world. There was nothing special about it. Cultivation techniques were simply ways of absorbing energy—accumulated experience that taught you how to absorb it faster and use it more efficiently to systematically transform your body.
Put plainly, for all its apparent mystery, it was nothing special. There was